In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of encouraging others through the Word of God. She mentions how Steve Green, a previous guest, used music and Scripture to feed the spirit and grow faith. The speaker highlights Acts 15:32, where Judas and Silas encouraged the brothers through their prophetic words. She encourages the audience to share what God has revealed to them from the Bible and to avoid idle conversations that do not edify. The speaker also references 1 Corinthians 14:3, which states that prophesying is meant to speak to men for their encouragement. She concludes by emphasizing the different gifts given by God, including the gift of encouragement, as mentioned in Romans 12:6 and 12:8.

This sermon emphasizes the impact of discouragement and the importance of staying encouraged in the Lord. It highlights how discouragement can lead to sin and relapse, but God offers continuous opportunities for renewal and encouragement through prayer, obedience, and seeking spirit-filled believers. The message stresses the need to align with God's truth, seek encouragement through prayer, and prioritize prayer as the foundation of our lives and ministries.

Ian Paisley denounces the sacrament of Confirmation in Popery, highlighting its false claims of conferring grace and salvation under threat of anathema. He contrasts Apostolic Confirmation, based on the truth of the gospel and the Holy Spirit's work, with the empty rituals of Popish Confirmation, emphasizing the dangers of spiritual delusion and idolatry. Paisley urges the people of England to reject these man-made sacraments, stand on the truth of God's Word, and defend Protestantism against the encroaching threats of Popery.